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The amount of dog owners I see who let their dogs lick them to death is crazy. As a cat owner it disgusts me. Like their choice to own a dog over a cat.
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That’s just so wrong. I take it he’s single? Can’t imagine a woman going near his face after watching thatOriginally posted by Kenneth View Post
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**** off, Gerry Byrne played thru it why can't Timmy FFSOriginally posted by rudedog View Post6-8 weeks for a collar bone break to fully heal apparently
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/broken-collarbone/
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Originally posted by ric.williams View Postfor sure but then he'd get mauled week in week out and not get fouls like Salah has to put up with
That's the curse of pretty much any Liverpool attacking player though.
Is not like prime Mane got an easy ride either.
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for sure but then he'd get mauled week in week out and not get fouls like Salah has to put up withOriginally posted by Doc_Piptorious View PostWould still love him as a Salah replacement though
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Originally posted by rudedog View Post6-8 weeks for a collar bone break to fully heal apparently
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/broken-collarbone/
Yep though I did say I was including the getting back to full fitness time into my guesstimate.
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6-8 weeks for a collar bone break to fully heal apparentlyOriginally posted by Doc_Piptorious View PostClose enough to being so I imagine.
If it were you or I with the same injury I would expect us to be back working in a coal mine after a few days
, but a namby pamby footballer probably misses two to three months (including getting back to fitness time) if it is a nice uncomplicated break.
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Originally posted by ric.williams View Postcos Saka is the most protected player in the league. Not allowed near him
Would still love him as a Salah replacement though
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cos Saka is the most protected player in the league. Not allowed near himOriginally posted by rudedog View PostStill can’t believe Saka didn’t even get booked - he made no attempt to play the ball and as a result a Tsimikas was hospitalised and will be out for a considerable time - is that not the very definition of a reckless challenge?
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Originally posted by BobTheCharmer View PostI didn't think there was a lot in it personally. The injury is nothing but bad luck. He could have fell 100 times and not got hurt. He was just starting to look a player again now he's playing consistently. Is that his season done?
Close enough to being so I imagine.
If it were you or I with the same injury I would expect us to be back working in a coal mine after a few days
, but a namby pamby footballer probably misses two to three months (including getting back to fitness time) if it is a nice uncomplicated break.
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I didn't think there was a lot in it personally. The injury is nothing but bad luck. He could have fell 100 times and not got hurt. He was just starting to look a player again now he's playing consistently. Is that his season done?
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Still can’t believe Saka didn’t even get booked - he made no attempt to play the ball and as a result a Tsimikas was hospitalised and will be out for a considerable time - is that not the very definition of a reckless challenge?
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Reality of the situation is we probably have to play Gomez there constantly for probably the next 6 weeks, maybe by the end of that period Robertson will be working his way back, but we are still going to need to give Gomez games at LB for some time while Robertson gets back up yo speed and fitness. In this period we have no experienced cover in either fullback position (Gomez was our only cover at RB) and we are one injury at CB from having to rely on Quansah, who has done well when called upon, but don't think chucking him in at the deep end for an extended period will do him or us any favours. We need to bring in someone at tye back who can ideally cove multiple positions
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